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Can we use the current natural gas infrastructure of the world to transport and store hydrogen with some modification?

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Gravity and its interaction on objects in space.

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Gravity interaction in space?

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Why does gasoline go bad after a while?

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Rising sea levels?

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Climate change. CO2 abundance. We started seeing big effects of it on the west coast USA a few years ago with the water and now the heat waves. Are we still at a point where if somehow we were to cease carbon output, the oceans and trees would be able to fix this issue?

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As per internal combustion engine thermal efficency. If you were to take that same gallon of gas, burn it for heat, steam, turbine, generator, wires to electric car. How much of that gas gallon would then go to foward motion?

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How large is Earths temperate orbital butterzone?

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Title	Upvotes	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Can we use the current natural gas infrastructure of the world to transport and store hydrogen with some modification?	1
Gravity and its interaction on objects in space.	1
Gravity interaction in space?	1
Why does gasoline go bad after a while?	1
Rising sea levels?	1
Climate change. CO2 abundance. We started seeing big effects of it on the west coast USA a few years ago with the water and now the heat waves. Are we still at a point where if somehow we were to cease carbon output, the oceans and trees would be able to fix this issue?	1
As per internal combustion engine thermal efficency. If you were to take that same gallon of gas, burn it for heat, steam, turbine, generator, wires to electric car. How much of that gas gallon would then go to foward motion?	1
How large is Earths temperate orbital butterzone?	0